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International Team Led by U of A and HonorHealth Research Institute Develop 3D Chip Platform for Laboratory Testing in Cancer Research
January 27, 2026
ASTEROIDS technology enables testing of new drugs and personalized medicine with greater precision
Sriram Iyengar, PhD, Named Fellow of American Medical Informatics Association
January 21, 2026
He was recognized as an AMIA Fellow for his contributions to informatics, resilience research and mentorship
Ekokobe Fonkem, DO, Joins the College as Vice Chair and Professor of Neurology
January 13, 2026
In addition to clinical practice, Dr. Fonkem conducts research to discover new therapies for cancer and neurological diseases
Arizona Physiological Society Annual Meeting Spotlighted Groundbreaking Research
January 06, 2026
The 18th annual meeting showcased developments in physiology research
Buffmire Lecture Outlines Best Practices for Red Blood Cell Transfusion in High-Risk Clinical Settings
December 19, 2025
Dr. Jeffrey Carson’s presentation detailed the adverse effects of transfusions and more
Phoenix Children’s Research Institute Secures Three Prestigious National Institutes of Health (NIH) Grants
December 18, 2025
Grant funding will advance pediatric lung and spine research
reimagine Health Research Symposium Analyzed the Different Components of Aging
December 17, 2025
The 8th annual symposium highlighted the importance of improving human resilience as the body ages
Former Flinn Foundation Summer Intern Received First-Place Prize in Student Researcher Competition
December 15, 2025
Yash Soni received the prestigious award from AZBio’s Student Discovery Zone Competition
Dean's State of the College Spotlights 2025's Achievements
December 12, 2025
Dean Wondisford discussed the college's immense impact, as well as plans for the future
College Welcomes Ebrahim Talaee, PhD, as New Assistant Dean for Assessment and Evaluation
December 09, 2025
Dr. Talaee specializes in assessment, evaluation, data visualization, analytics and continuous quality improvement